# GnosisLab-VM MCP server

> Provides an isolated KVM-based virtual machine environment for running scientific research processes and sandboxed experiment execution.

- Repository: https://github.com/cloudcell/gnosislab-vm
- Page: https://hostedmcp.org/servers/cloudcell/gnosislab-vm
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- Stars: 2
- License: Apache-2.0

## FAQ

### What operating systems can GnosisLab-VM images run on?

GnosisLab-VM images can run on Linux, Windows, and macOS, though cross-platform availability refers to running or emulating a compatible Linux VM image.

### What is the purpose of the different zones in the VM?

The environment uses three guest trust zones to separate interactive agents (Driver zone), trusted scientific services (Trusted zone), and untrusted experiment code (Experiment zone).

### Does GnosisLab-VM provide full hypervisor isolation?

Yes, it uses KVM as the host isolation layer, though it notes that anyone with guest administrative credentials can defeat in-guest boundaries.

### Can I run this on Apple Silicon?

On Apple Silicon, the existing x86-64 image requires emulation and can be much slower; native ARM64 guest images are not currently supported.